# Team Overview *** ### 1. Overview Your team page shows: * **Lineup Completion:** How complete your current squad is (percentage) for the current gameweek * **Talents:** Number of athletes in your team * **Collected Cards:** Total cards you own across all athletes * **Listed Cards:** Athletes Cards you have put on the marketplace * **Team Value:** Total value of all cards * **Performance Stats:** Last week, last month, last year > Example:\ > Lineup Completion: 100%\ > Talents: 67\ > Collected Cards: 340\ > Listed Cards: 11\ > Team Value: $230.00 *** ### 2. Transfers & Management The **Transfers** section tracks all movements in and out of your team: * **Talent Name** – which athlete was transferred * **Date** – when the transfer happened * **Type** – e.g., acquisition, trade, rental return > Example: Recent Transfers * MEYERKEVIN – 05/11/2025 * THIBAULTRUNNING – 05/11/2025 * VALERIEVANROON – 05/11/2025 * JOECALLEA – 05/11/2025 **Tips:** * Use this section to **review recent acquisitions** and strategize next moves. * Track weekly, monthly, and seasonal changes for performance insights. *** ### 3. Card Collection & Stats Each team page shows **all collected cards** and their attributes: * **Average Value:** Market price per card * **Force / Experience:** Game impact metrics for each athlete * **Collected Quantity:** Number of cards owned for that athlete * **Filters:** Sort by athlete, category, nationality, activity, or attributes > Example Snapshot: * Force: 88 | Avg. Card Value: $0.00 | 5 Collected Cards * Force: 85 | Avg. Card Value: $0.00 | 5 Collected Cards * Force: 90 | Avg. Card Value: $0.00 | 10 Collected Cards **Tips:** * Keep track of high-force athletes for competitive advantage. * Monitor average value to identify cards for resale or trade. *** ### 4. My Team Subpages To make team management easier, Peaxel breaks it down into subpages: #### 4.1 Overview * Quick snapshot of your lineup completion, team value, and key stats. * See last week/month/year performance. * Access all recent transfers. #### 4.2 All My Talents * List all athletes in your team. * View stats, recent performance, and Force/Experience per talent. * Track each athlete’s contribution to your team score. #### 4.3 All My Cards * Shows every card you own across all athletes. * Track Freecards, Sprint Cards, Champion Cards, and Legacy Cards. * Filter by attributes, activity, nationality, or market value. #### 4.4 Listed Talents / Offers Sent / Offers Received * Track marketplace activity: * **Listed Talents:** Cards you’ve put up for sale or trade * **Offers Sent:** Offers you’ve made to acquire cards from others * **Offers Received:** Incoming offers from other managers **Tips:** * Keep an eye on offers to **maximize profit or trade value**. * Regularly update listings to stay competitive. *** ### 5. Filters & Sorting * **Newest:** View most recently acquired talents or cards * **Average Value:** Sort cards by market price * **Category / Activity / Nationality / Attributes:** Refine searches to find the best cards for your team > Use filters to **plan lineups and identify undervalued cards** for trades. *** ### 6. Team Management Best Practices * **Track Lineup Completion:** Ensure your lineup is full to maximize league points * **Monitor Talents & Cards:** Identify high Force / Experience athletes for competitions * **Use Marketplace Wisely:** Sell, trade, or rent cards to grow your team value * **Review Transfers Weekly:** Keep your strategy fresh and react to player performances * **Analyze Average Value:** Helps with trading and investing in Champion Cards *** ### 7. Quick Links * Manage your team → * Explore all athlete cards → * Join the community → * Learn how to play --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://docs.peaxel.me/guide/peaxel-game/teams-and-lineups/team-overview.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.